This math topic focuses on subtraction skills involving borrowing (regrouping) with numbers less than 20. The problems encourage students to compare and subtract quantities represented visually, asking how many more of one specific item there are compared to another. Each question provides an image with colored geometric shapes, and students must calculate the difference between two types of these shapes. This is part of a broader unit on addition and subtraction of integers, specifically targeting one and two-digit numbers. Each problem presents multiple choice answers.
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Ten Groups - Subtract, With Borrow, Less than 20
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How many more green circles than pink squares are there?
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Ten Groups - Subtract, With Borrow, Less than 20 Worksheet
| Math worksheet on 'Ten Groups - Subtract, With Borrow, Less than 20 (Level 1)'. Part of a broader unit on 'Addition and Subtraction of Integers - 1 and 2 Digit' Learn online: app.mobius.academy/math/units/addition_and_subtraction_integers_1_and_2_digit/ |
| How many more orange circles than yellow squares are there? |
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| How many more red squares than orange triangles are there? |
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| How many more red triangles than green circles are there? |
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| How many more red squares than pink triangles are there? |
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| How many more green circles than orange triangles are there? |
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| How many more white circles than red squares are there? |
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| How many more yellow triangles than red squares are there? |
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